2016Canadian journal of agricultural science/Canadian Journal of Agricultural ScienceRequires access

Some Factors Affecting Earliness in the Tomato

Eric Kerr

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Pollination and maturity dates were recorded for a large number of tomato fruits grown under glass in the spring for the production of F1 hybrid seed. The earliness of 46 varieties as expressed by ...

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Pollination and maturity dates were recorded for a large number of tomato fruits grown under glass in the spring for the production of F1 hybrid seed. The earliness of 46 varieties as expressed by ...

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Pollination and maturity dates were recorded for a large number of tomato fruits grown under glass in the spring for the production of F1 hybrid seed. The earliness of 46 varieties as expressed by ...

Key concepts: Pollination, Biology, Maturity (psychological), Horticulture, Hybrid, Agronomy, Botany, Pollen

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